Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-14
AIR CHILDREN
j. IIosChiIdin the Way He Should
lr'' v s,d When He is Old He
W. niII Not Depart from IT.
.,..RrrOrs Made by Parents and
sps ,nY r. IN Training a Child
tor Life Werk'
-. BODY, the Heart, the Soul
a. Mod u educated and CARED
Nu'' tor on Earth.
Ia Gazette.

s.a, .d 70 y! Nov. l8.-The weekly pub
BSooAL,'Dr Tslmage;s sermons is be-
5sd'n - Beside the English-speak-
r'a tI T,l including Australia and New
,g r'',O. .ss sermons are regularly trans
lsIn .-.o - tbe languages Of Germany,
es lD rev, Dsnmsrk, Norway, Sweden
G5i';e' - The gentlemen having in
% Llq tSe publication OF these sermons
srg' ~ inst IN this country, every
tn s. 100000 copies Of the entire and re- ser r
oo' a ,.,f a. making over 100000 per
o55sf l'I' siimIIsr arrangement is now be
Gss5' for the publication Of DR.. Tai
ig p - Tridsy evening talks.
s,gs's lei Of the sermon to-day was
~ np.RyNTAL BLUNDERs;
.,vt wSs l Samuel iv. 18: "He
ID me- ~ Of If the seat backward by the side
me gste, and his neck Dfa .3 s ana ne IL
! ", - t 6 he vas an OLD man ana heeYy'
D.. !stm ne end of a long story OF paren-
l- .si = Judge Eli was good man,
! assIT ist his TWO boys, Hopnni and
y! ~ do as they pleased, and through
fl-' in5nIoence they went to ruin. Inc
.isI,i IN iBige, ninety-eigat years OF
i y. NV & sesied patiently at the gaze, Wait-
$, ~ tne news of an important oattle IN
~ ~ HE TWO sons were ct the front. An
Fl s..a at Is coming with tidings from the
i A ,.Io This blind noIegeEarisn puts his
1.I b. bsbjnds his ear, and listens, and
y. GWhst rseueth the noise OF this
lEs .i,su An excited messenger, all out
iI ,5.a,tb with the speed, said to him:
4 so 1r'' army IS defeated. The So
v "a chest, called the ark, is
~ ,a,rrsd, and your sons are
a ". IN the field" No wonder the father
. a;.o a. and expired. The domestic trsg-
80 w., ,vhicb these two sons were the ira
n " ,rs had flushed its fifth and last set.
80; ;Sa fsJ rom of the seat backward by
80 siie Of the gate, and his neck brake,
~ he died: for he was an old MAJ, anu
4 -'2 ~ bsd made an awful mistake in re-
4 - - n his children. The Bible distinct
B .s,vs. Oils sons made themselves vile
.,55e restrained them not" On, the
- tboussnd mistakes in rearing chill
II i-sp. mistakes of parents, mistakes OF
II .s,cbers in day school and Sabbath
H s.sses, mistakes which we all make
II MIN VIM II not be useful TO consider them?
This country is going to be conquered
Il iva great army, compared with which
H INT Of Baldwin the First, NerXes, anc
II Alexander. and Grant, and Lee, all pu
H t,qstber, we're in number Insignificant
II Thew viii capture all our puIpits, store
Il 5ouSes, factories and halls of legislation
II N our shipping, all our wealth, and al
H our honoIs They will take possession
il OF ALL AUTHORITY,
Il fpn TIE United States presidency down
II "a me bumDlest constabulsry-of every
II 5!0g between the Atlantic and Pacific
II O,esns. They are on the march now
II srd they halt neither day nor night
II T5eg will soon be here and all the presen
II sctiye population If this country mus
II surrender and give way. l refer to tn
II rest army of children. Whether the.
II ssn take possession of everything 70
Fl good or tor bad, depends upon the style
81 dprepnation through which. theyIpass o.
81 their Wsy from cradle to throne. Cicer'
Fl acknowledges he kept in his desk 8 col
Il sciOD Of preiaces for books, which pre-
+ iCes he could at any time attach to any
81 hing be wanted to publish for himself o
f others; and all parents and teachers hsv
81 81 papsred the preface of every youn
f LIE under their Charge, and no
f only the preface, bus the appendix
Il whether the volume be poem or
II iNCe. Families and schools, and leglsls
f lures are in our day busily engaged il
Il discussing what is the best mode
e educsting children. Before this question
& almost every other dWindles into insig
81 ni1csnCe, while dependent upon il
ri proper solution is the welfare OF govern
i neDts and ages eternal. Macaulay tell
/ Of Tie wsr which Frederick the Secon
II made sgainst Queen Maria Theresa. An
one dsy she appeared before the angus
f Diet wearing mourning for her father
81 iad held up In her arms before them be
ii CHILD, the ATchduke. This so weighe
81 upon the officers and deputies Of the pee
81 PIE thst with half-drawn swords the
4 oiOSe forth in the war cry: "Let US d
B !oi our Queen, Maria Theresa" s.
NR morning, realizing that the boy
N'dsy Is TO be the ruler of the futur
9e popular sovereign, l hold him befol
Se American people to arouse their eI
leslasm in his behalf, and to evoke the
JAN lof MS defense, his education, ar
b as sublime destiny.
e AapSrent, you will remember whe
lVu were aroused to these great r,
Yolslollities, aud when you found tn
you mad not
Fl DONE ALL REQUIRED
ae3 you had admired the tiny hands, g.
-s glossy hair, and the bright eyes tn
IN the cradle. You suddenly T
-sloered that that hand would yet
AS 10 bless the world with its ben
S,-IOn, or to smite it with curse.
a a.a,.S19,s great poem there is e charact
a.su huggiero, who has shield OF i
, .,-1 splendor, but it is kept veile
eo1 certain occasions, and when u
ss,sIe0 It startled and overwhelmed
,Sr1a1l1efS, Who before had mo SUSPECT
r ny brightness. My hope to-day is
sH .S,sf the destiny Of your child
s. Sasat, aoout which you may have
,s'SA appreciation, and fash upon y
D., Spendors of IT'S immortal pstul
ro r-sLu Inc shield and the sword Of
"a, propose in this discourse to set fol
o,. NJ, consider to be some of the errC
T' ZEN IN the training Of children.
p,.,. St remark that many are in {
fsT Is severity or too great leniency
,vr,-! government. Between psren
S'aonY and ruinous Isxativeness